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Wallpapers and Bryce

Wallpapers and Bryce

ok I am wondering. It seems like a short time ago I saw a thread where someone was talking about wallpapers and submissions and how everything seemed to be Bryce so was mostly rejected. But browsing wallpapers it seems like it is mostly Bryce. What gives?

I mean Bryce is ok and all but jeez louise, after browsing through about a dozen or so of those things it's like floating metal/water/whatever thinging me to boredom.

I don't know maybe I've been spoiled by my art appreciation class or something (even though that was many years ago )

what do you think?
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Reply #26 Top
"Lukemeister, I am your father....zzzssszz..."

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Reply #27 Top
'I don't believe you , my father was a good Jedi zzzssszzz.. I'll fight you for that!'
Reply #29 Top
Green_Armani

Hey that's not a floating metal/water ball thingy! Are you sure that's Bryce?

As my 3 year old son says "Are you kidding?"

Joking aside, it looks like you've got a start on something that is definitly going to look fine. I am beginning to realize I just haven't seen Bryce renderings by a true artist.
Reply #30 Top
lol, when I used to paint, I'd pick all kinds of things for different effects. Tools, you can have only one tool or a huge bag of them, the trick is leaning to use them each and know where to apply them, oh and how

Green_Armani seems to be on the way to *owning* (not buy but think it) bryce


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Reply #31 Top
I used to use bryce but i couldnt find any decent tutorials. All the ones i went through were for objects or stuff that was beyond my capability at the time. I was looking to create planets and space but there were only a few tutorials for that.
Reply #32 Top
pandabean, the tutorials, even if present, can help you only to a certain extent. You have to try things and discover things on your own. If you go by the tutorials, you'll be creating the same stuff that everyone else is. I am sure, that the artists here used tutorials just once or twice. They discovered things on their own and incorporated their findings in their walls.
Reply #33 Top
The only tutorials that I ever found were on making landscapes. I love making abstract stuff and I guess from that extent I've taught myself. I looked at other work and kinda used that as an example of what I wanna do. Still a learner and a follower at this point Hey what do you guys think of this image http://community.webshots.com/image4/3/69/0/60336900kGberL_fs.jpg I made it like 2 months ago and I want to finish it but not sure really what else I can do to it or take away from it to make it a really neat wall. The reason is because it takes like 7 hours to render at just 1280x1024....I like rendering at 1600x1200.....sssssshhh!
Reply #34 Top
If link doesn't work cut and paste this in address bar... community.webshots.com/image4/3/69/0/60336900kGberL_fs.jpg
Reply #35 Top
G_A...you need to put a little yellow duck in the water...then it will be finished

Excellent work, BTW....Thanks again for the link to Mojoworld...I'm buying it today...

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I don't believe that you are complaining about a rendering time of seven hours Green_Armani...

Check this out. https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?library=8&SkinID=5403 Took me 34 hours to render this one for a 1280x1024 resolution. Man, was my mom pissed off!!!!!!
Reply #37 Top
Hey man thats no fair my wife won't let me since I got Bryce.........You can do the sphere being intersected by the rotating torus thing in Mojoworld too!! It is so cool................lucky mofo
Reply #39 Top
Damn, 36 hours for a resolution of 1024x768, not even 1280x1024. I hate this keyboard...
Reply #40 Top
I guess it's all relative Dang 36 hours......what did you do in the mean time? Would've sucked if the power went out or something!
Reply #41 Top
Well, this whole render time thing is kind of pointless but I'll tell you that one of mine took 5 entire days to render due to the large amount of glass textures used in it.... rendering time is meaningless really.

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Reply #42 Top
Thank God it didn't. I wrote the program, rendered a very, very small preview until It suited my vision. Started the render, and carried my daily functions as usual, went to school, etc. And it kept rendering on its own, undisturbed!!!
Reply #46 Top
Oh yeah just for the hell of I'm gonna render a radiosity dome of 150 spotlights center overd a glass shere within a glass sphere. Hmmmmm it might crash my computer, better not....
Reply #47 Top
Maybe u should G_A. Might be fun

ka-boom!

Mrs. G_A: 'What was that?'

G_A: 'Nothing Honey, just my $2000 PC'

ka-boom!

@shu and Jim: 'What was that?'

G_A: 'Nothing Buddies, just my head'

Reply #48 Top
the more lights and the more glass textures the longer the render time.....

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Reply #49 Top
@shu that was good Gotta run
Reply #50 Top
Buzz Hog did some intricate glass-work that used to take 3 days plus to render....good-looking stuff, too. Haven't seen him lately...I figure he's caught up in this war thingie, being a Marine...